Cant connect to any networks

[warship45]

I cant not get it to connect what so ever to wired or wireless LAN.

I am using a dell vostro 1500, with intel pro/wireless, everything else seems to work fine. Would be fine if DHCP would be installed.

Any ideas?

[Archangel-Amael]

I cant not get it to connect what so ever to wired or wireless LAN.

I am using a dell vostro 1500, with intel pro/wireless, everything else seems to work fine. Would be fine if DHCP would be installed.

Any ideas?

Well what did you try?
# /etc/init.d/networking start ??? what was the output.

[laurenzo]

Hello,

I have the same problem.
It seems that my eth0 receive an IPv6 Address.

[Archangel-Amael]

Hello,

I have the same problem.
It seems that my eth0 receive an IPv6 Address.

Post one mentions that the OP can not connect to any networks.
Post two give a possible solution.
You post that you have the same problem yet you receive an IPv6 address.
How is that the same problem?
And what is wrong with an IPv6 address, in your case?

[laurenzo]

My problem is that: I have no network connection.

IPv6 is not configured in my network!

Thanks for your help.

[Archangel-Amael]

My problem is that: I have no network connection.
IPv6 is not configured in my network!
Thanks for your help.

No your problem is that you have not really described your computer issue/s.

So let's feed you a bit,
start here if that does not fill /suite your appetite then by all means try here.
If you would like some desert then enjoy.

[waydaws]

You say neither wireless or wired?

I noted Archangel asked you to run # /etc/init.d/networking start an post the output.
That should give you a clue.
I usually start it manually, with
# ifconfig eth0 up
and then if I'm on a dhcp network...
# dhclient

My problem is that: I have no network connection.

IPv6 is not configured in my network!

Thanks for your help.

The IPV6 address is probably the default IPV6 autoconfiguration IP. You didn't post any ifconfig output, but you should try what was advised above too.

Either way, with the script that was first mentioned by Archangel, or with the ifcomfig up and dhclient commands. (Networking doesn't startup by default on purpose; so it's the first thing you have to test, and then move on to the other possibilities).

[laurenzo]

Hello,

I have no problem with wireless.
But if I do a ifconfig eth0 up, the Ip address change and I receive IPv6.
But it's not possiblle to ping anything.

For now I'm Searching if there is hardware firmware to update.

Thanks for your helps.

Regards

[Archangel-Amael]

Hello,

I have no problem with wireless.
But if I do a ifconfig eth0 up, the Ip address change and I receive IPv6.
But it's not possiblle to ping anything.

For now I'm Searching if there is hardware firmware to update.

Thanks for your helps.

Regards

You could also search how to make a post here too,
Here's some tips
If you want help with your hardware then tell us what kind you got.

[fergzcm]

Very helpfull. Thanks. Reaching ones goal is great, enjoying the journey to reach it is better.